What’s in Your Backpack? Must-Have Tools for Salesforce PMs and BAs in 2025
- Nicole McGuire
- Aug 11
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 26

If you’ve ever gone on a camping trip without a multitool, you know the pain.
Same goes for managing Salesforce projects in 2025 without the right tech stack.
Today’s PMs aren’t just managing timelines. You're facilitating cross-functional collaboration, managing risk, aligning stakeholders, tracking velocity, and doing it all yesterday.
So here it is: the ultimate tool checklist for Salesforce PMs and BAs heading into the new year. These tools don’t just get the job done - they make sure the job gets done right.
💼 CAMP-Proven Tools Every Salesforce PM and BA Should Pack in 2025:
Jira - Agile tracking, backlog management, burndown charts. Pair with Confluence for the full Atlassian punch.
Notion - Your go-to project wiki. Clean, customizable, collaborative.
Slack + AI Add-Ons -Real-time updates, intelligent task nudges, and reduced meeting overhead.
Miro or FigJam - Great for discovery, retros, stakeholder mapping.
ClickUp or Asana - Alternative project dashboards with automation baked in.
Otter.ai - Auto-summarize your calls and extract tasks (a game-changer).
Zapier + Make (formerly Integromat) - Automate your cross-tool workflows. Connect Salesforce, Gmail, Jira, and more.
Loom - Replace meetings with short async updates and demos.
Tango - Instantly generate step-by-step guides for training and handover.
CAMP Docs + Templates - Battle-tested PM blueprints for planning, reset, and retros.
🔧 How CAMP Ties It All Together
You don’t need more tools. You need a system to make them work together.
That’s why we built the CAMP Methodology - to give PMs a repeatable, flexible framework that integrates your toolset into your delivery process.
Instead of duct-taping tools together, CAMP gives you:
✅ Pre-built templates for planning, kickoff, reset
✅ Communication cadences that plug into Jira, Slack, etc.
✅ A scalable method to deliver faster without burning out
Want to level up your toolkit and your process?🔗 Take the CAMP course → Course Link.
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